‎2007 Oct 29 5:50 AM
‎2007 Oct 29 5:53 AM
Hello Shori
Transaction SE18 give you an overview of the available BAdI (Business Add-Ins). Within the transaction you can select a specific BAdI and create a BAdI implementation (SE19). Within SE19 you can define the class implementing the BAdI interface. Coding of the BAdI methods is done using transaction SE24 or SE80.
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Uwe
‎2007 Oct 29 5:53 AM
Hello Shori
Transaction SE18 give you an overview of the available BAdI (Business Add-Ins). Within the transaction you can select a specific BAdI and create a BAdI implementation (SE19). Within SE19 you can define the class implementing the BAdI interface. Coding of the BAdI methods is done using transaction SE24 or SE80.
Regards
Uwe
‎2007 Oct 29 5:54 AM
HI,
se18 is for creating badi definition.
see this link for more info.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/e6/d54d3c596f0b26e10000000a11402f/content.htm
rgds,
bharat.
‎2007 Oct 29 5:55 AM
Hi,
SE18 - BADI DEFINITION
reward points if useful
regards,
Vinod Samuel.
‎2007 Oct 29 6:33 AM
Business Add-in Definition
Name of the definition of a business add-in (BADI). Business add-ins are SAP's new enhancement concept. There are two different views:
In the definition, you create an enhancement that is called from the application code
In the implementation, you save the code for the functions for the enhancement
You create business add-in definitions using transaction SE18. They contain the business add-in interface. In the application code the instance variable is typed according to this interface. You can create several implementations for each add-in definition.
There are two main types of BADI definitions:
Multiple use - that is, there can be several active implementations
Filter-dependent - that is, you apply a filter value to each method called (for example, a country). A different (active) implementation is then called for each value. Possible filter values are characterized by the filter type.
regards
Giridhar Yadav